Advanced Spinal Stenosis Treatment in Washington

Yes, the majority of spinal stenosis patients can find meaningful relief through non-surgical interventions. WaPASS offers a full range of options from injections and nerve procedures to the MILD and Vertiflex procedures, all of which address stenosis without traditional open surgery.

Your specialist will conduct a comprehensive evaluation including imaging, clinical assessment, and medical history review. The right treatment depends on the location and severity of stenosis, prior treatments tried, and your overall health and lifestyle goals.

MILD is an outpatient procedure performed through a tiny incision. Most patients are discharged within hours and can return to light activity quickly. Significant improvements in walking and standing tolerance are often noticed within weeks.

Yes, the Vertiflex Superion Spacer is covered by Medicare and most major insurance plans for appropriate candidates. Our team works with insurers to assist with prior authorizations and any required appeals.

Relief from ESI varies by patient — many experience significant improvement lasting several weeks to months. Injections can be repeated as part of an ongoing management plan and are often combined with other therapies for better long-term outcomes.

Absolutely. We regularly treat older adults — the demographic most affected by spinal stenosis. All procedures are selected with your safety, comfort, and ability to return to normal activities in mind.